New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
the toast Tho Puritan In New.York,y NJ, D,nsv
responded as follows:

ter of centurys annual experience nave fonrd tta
or v frss ana character OF the Putan
~. I,"sn aiotess every time but doubt If there Is
enough elasticity In the subject for an annual p,rorm
sse Mnn Forty Weight hours at hs capital az
.ao ruiltah commonwealth addressing the original
,Ss l@ugherI Tue difference betweca the and
discriminating library lLlu:htcr Tiers the family
iac - whslessne nutritious aud famlarto New Eng
rating beverage IS cewstsr while he PHrtaH who Ia,
hst To hi3nsn tle netro eitan furnace would think
,a nc un sc9ht hon'r To The Fsrefahcrs unlcss the
pan4"et whca he a:e ia heir memory was cooei by
ciefS and washed down by the msst Gencatc
@ MI me-. taasn;er lne GiheeHce |, account Il
he'rs:ltieN IF his enyronment la Egypt the
GI 81 the FORCES ~ Ne i've; n tie Haniwich Islands
iaas,er o! ann.erens IN tn ort rs, i any as o
age h"o'iS' Laughter anl appla1.e.l
He NFN Il LoSIS HiHSiyF.
lie leaves TIC homestead IN Coagc,tir or Vermont or
New Hampshire whor, sarit, ar, primi i;c III, fare
mos; ird-a TIE w0r; The harlc tao cXcicncrts none,
AM ia ten years # NcHYorA Ife he nacos.cs i club
map dae:-pIt s5en vlvant, cmhcr of all the
reform. charitable an progressive a+spiioas. aad yet
hs never loses himSe Applause. His character is
nssn fceutiy grsl"!si ~ tradition and oy
hSs OF home Ma. he yIel Is 10 temptation AM he
never 'a> by tie Applause The wrecs, which
S;rew The oi notropOl:an are
thglandcrs. lApp.als- tac secret PItIt.u success
is tae eprit o. uIres- TncY Ia In ihrir Engsi han,s
the comforts aad oppo.tGHc, their bsrs
OF residence "a ourcd Ice lnnrrnsr and secured the H.
they left. Tkey found IN cw-Fnsland after many
res!esce 2crr< forest and farm
as yet unoecugi;I bat hey ict IIa"ssicrl they rs
l"ughler AMI hptause 1hrF never tarry IN the area
10 taac the dole from the s:cr bH they ring the ir-rt
door bell and demand thc hos ptaltic' OF the house aul
Always r"ceV~ tHcm. iitIsnterl ihey love as, iAs
TIE orinar, tramp, To l'c on the conhry nu; to ln-
! prove II.
80 Yankee STAYS aj hoiuc. IIsa Is for hin training
school for tie battle 81 He IN the fcids he gets the
scnTs mf get r, e "- =, ~ tue cAIe . i' tnerc
a.
win solhins ce ne has gone INFO Ono ard ilhnsi9 and
were viidr.nrssc~ and to-day he ine tuc Ter
iiiores' and cyerywarre Il" Eater hos MS H"nhcrs
dsrn mates The government OF the Yang commonwealth
,ApnansG :Is pas m,9 New.hae"n prime plr' an
N"w-Ens!-,d hOertt lie gives 10 ac ht III on> ~ me
cmhr, state such laws inspire respect FOR las ant
lead to heir enisTcmrs; seh ibcr IL, ~ prot 81 nc
fl-s't al every man d-"'h>t lie neH's q" amy
organization or any ctlc! NAV such elncltsn ~ MAKE.
with vide opes doors nv.iing avery one 10
'c;Gc ana hnd the tsrcts OF his faith Applause
wanted New lora. Laughter
HE USUALLY WANTS TIE EARTH.
He generally the earth lAppnH.e ana laughter
long continued lie fra male border raids hiinr TIE
Dutchmass cattle, which bc,tor thlH his aud tax
IN. DItrhTsu's fGgaiture fpr notwhst. Idu- TO
, enormous amount hyoucut over in the NARROWER. he
had but ltt,l4. .L,ngu,or.l Thcn he came in the
gnise OF the schoolmas:er. lyias in tae family
si tue opHent DnicnaIIn marrying n' daughIer ani pc
n-vcl laughter Tsrn ks came VITA The conjuerins
fleets OF Eng and 2utred the liberties oI Tn" Dnch-
man. and made the coisaes a dependence upon great
| Britain.
nn no brought {" Nov York; TIN qualities which
wer7 needed isr tsc dcvc'rment Of te 'n'crh 0rper.
tW!:ic, of %cv-Y orts raphcal position. Dewitt
Clinton from his in g. father Inherited the nstine for
- hni tie i: AMI The ca1ai me oiat pro uct Of ae
putcu AMI tes Puritan, net "nl' mad" lork tAe
made lie great Northwest the eeH're Ell future empire
Precisely what tn, Puritan dii, IN ,Ncw.YOrk
vas Illustrated in The ll',e pnich haml't we're
! born. lie cs1wded oEt tA9 merchants
! had thrift, rel.G ~ tks
better bargains undersood better the relations OF credit
to prod; ana could enforce more Iy the collection o;
de5s. lu' be di vts, more. nc hnit !aciosie doug
side the streams he affixed 10 natural 'rp.rGni les
Of The place lsr the cultivation o. ministries wh'h re-
Qlred capita and savc emplsrm"ns :" !a1'r ne pun
ir6t m" ST. cny hsm!c nio a,tlve eacr.cc and
ambitious relations with ire ro-Ie-saud Gcyeopmc Mt %
is speculative AMI auhl'iols and al 81 them ars both
II lie desires % acquire for uH' on make "'ce IN
tie n,nl ci.v of ,av. - .r" nc vii nTobaby o.c
hrs AFTER lie r"s there hc goes 10 Boston Laugh
trI add applause
PREPAeED FOR THE PRESENT AND FUTURE.
Among the treasures which crowd the museum M
Plysao1thi IS shown tia ori-iaa teapot IN which WIS
brewsd the tea Of the gr their g tie
in the Mayf,wer II does not disturb tho iat OF
tie superintendent - the museum or the oqnaniaiy OF
the inhabantS OF nouth that tea Was MT Introduced
iato England until nfy years s.tsr the MayfoSer sailed
-aussterl- but shows thtt that wenisrfnl vessel
and gOfe wOadrsu, passengers wore fully equipped III
principles ana IN farm tuis fer AL Ae hec,' o me
al tho IOs7ilfs 90 lut !AliIF litH- t''i
and applause They clr,d 0ih them not o-y princi-
,l. iInu winch pro,perols states could ~ luldca 10
hal vita lien tc sr.d OF the invent AID BE ara
witch woad be required IN the morr's' ana develop
! m-nt OF h. future. Applause and Laughter
L. our modern HE The truih 10 reeve ate ntion mast
be- spoin s" .1 IFsS a cain 'i rom the |or
Grca ellie, produce ~ on -inaoi." irnh '.,n';
mn maeie' o. nsir attrac'!"s brings ne cre1Iive
minds from all part. o. ne csuaty ~ cchiTei "Hcrc
! hearin, III ans fame and nhnesec
NEw-ENGLANDrKs WHO HAVE GEowN ~ me
h,narvcllous New gland Intelligence OF quarter
or century spoke thus feIa tAe met OPP i - tho whole
coanry. Crest au1 expansive at e.a'r - he vas Hc
never wolld have bro1icaei into tas preacher
/ and orator Ae became Sxcrp. for tie
| environment AMI the influences OF Ac"-lerh.
~ ysr in the great ethical sli nsyal qtstisns which
folo pcl "a ana settle ia policy aad prosperity Of TIE
country ara. quarter 81 century was o. incnc ilE
ole vnlgr Ne history times can De succes-iu ~
written which docs not give chapter - the eI"Gnehcs
! OF rcsry Ward e clcr tGIent applause
ores, 20 have been tue ah,veinen, At Tue bar AM IN
un.l,c .i,.cI..oy @, he .guislcd senior ScRaDr
from Ncw- YORK ana your isrnor pfc.daIt III lfaIis
fnllse' his commanding inhnente IN hi'connirt ana
IN inrore has been due u measure 10 the 0tpOfinh-
te1 w!cn cOuli Afforded by no other ace man Nc"
| GarL Ard NcN-lns dnl lWIia"s' !" N"N on d, -
yea Of pare Puritan decent who ma ne rsinnIneu ia
ary cue OF 'hc villages cities east o. The ohiecic
vcr would IN al probability Raye ientin ata s''
| hut the iNcreHce OF ne IiNot"l s'a,s n' oJ
York ha' MADE him P[.,llrni OF nro ,hs ., ier
Puritan. The Dutchman sts serenoly by whiIe lhe
lrlshman by MS superior ncnity Tor ioeai p,Gs ,
!
p,wcr of tho state I'd cEough n Ills hosptiy
| Tor both wren Mary Henry Ann fled from Tie faeot
and tbr stake IN Connecticut. she h1d con cor
yicfcd "A. a witch the DI;ebman In New YORK received
her villa Hospitality aud protection. because Inc ulch
man never believed thzt the devil woulG nserialne
IN w.u.u or csuli be exercised by flame. The Minis
1 ters me ,tyycrs, the business men, VINO "Ould hhVo
! burucd Mar; Henry Ann IN Connecticut were OF pre-
cs,v me .tae biool lao the ministers the
sii..< ,zcu of Sew YORK. who today the Foremost
i'm seeking Tor ruth and IN Inserting a. the hst OF
nvcrv n,ayctnrst which Hbcraliz-s AMI ennobls- APP
| nI,use A friend OF mine stopping recently NJ
| washington hptel sat beside Il bride VINO
VII and her IF3t wedding
! i,uruey had STAYED nj the same iun
She said: :" John. pass He the Oitler :, 49,, u e., M,
The hrde.roon md gniutiy replied " My name Is not
John. II Is CHARLIE ,,-,-, ., 49,,
! lhc sid :. Excuse nv mistake Charles ana thsn
sll reileciNcy. Dat " Is me rALe